Reference: Postulate Mechanics
The Thought
Thoughts manifest, and they can be sensed. We routinely sense our own thoughts directly and work with them. We sense the thoughts of others mostly indirectly, and work with them.
Because thoughts are substantial enough to be sensed, they are a kind of substance; but the laws that apply to thoughts are very different. The primary law is:
Thoughts are as real and perceivable, as they are continuous, consistent and harmonious among themselves and with their context.
The more discontinuous, inconsistent and disharmonious the thoughts are, the more unreal they become.
The wavelengths of thoughts, in general, are much larger than those of electromagnetic radiation. There is a thought spectrum from larger to smaller wavelengths. At the higher end, thoughts are extremely flexible, differentiable and rational. But as identification sets in down the spectrum, rationality gives way to emotions and reactions. Each emotion has its own peculiar wavelength.
A quantum of thought may be described as a basic idea or a concept. Such quanta of thoughts interact to produce more complex ideas and concepts. Human thoughts are very complex. They interface with radiation and matter in the human body.
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